It punishes you for killing. Your character can be arrested or killed in punishment, and it will affect the happiness of people around you. People that are in the game can stop trusting you as well.
This game is so dense, it will blow you away. I bought it, and I played it a week before I let my son try. He loved it. If you have a mature 13 year old of an immature 15 year old, they can handle it, even if they are looked upon as your little baby.
Buy it. They'll love it. I am saying this from a strict parent stand point. I would never let my kid play if I had not sampled it, but compared to madern war games, The blood level is low.
Ask your kid if they have played those. If they have, this game will be perfect for them. If they want it, then get it. It is a great game, and it is acceptable for teens. This site frowns upon anything. Both Batman games and the entire Uncharted series are listed at I would let my 8 year old boy play them. He loves super heroes, and he likes the Uncharted games.
BUY IT! Positive Messages. Positive role models. Helped me decide. Had useful details 1. Adult Written by Pvt. Sokolva November 27, It is an experience that should be had by anyone who loves video games, and the story-line, moral choices, character development, atmosphere, and sheer gorgeous beauty of the world you are exploring make this game one of the best I have ever played.
As a hard core gamer all of my life, I look at this game as a once-in-a-decade occurance. It is unique, it is individual a very rare thing in games that are becoming increasingly fixated on only the multiplayer experience and it is beautiful. But that's not the point. I am a young adult, after all, and this game, as a M Rated game, is targeted towards me and middle to older teens. Is this game appropriate for children? In some ways possibly more so than most M rated games. In other ways, it is not so much inappropriate as perhaps over younger children's heads.
This game is a very difficult game. It has difficulty settings, of course, but the complexity of the world and the problems the character is presented with, the sheer vastness of an entire land to explore and dozens of quests to fullfill, make this game a likely bewildering experience to many children younger than 12, and only if those twelve year olds are experienced or fairly experienced gamers.
There is a way of thinking that goes along with experience with games, and they will need critical thinking skills, trial and error, patience, and technical skill to be successful at this game. While it is extremely rewarding to wander into the wilderness of Skyrim, weak and practically defenseless and without knowing anything about the world you are entering, I entered that world as an experienced and confident gamer, and suspect that the experience would be overwhelming to younger children who do not have much experience with video games.
There are just so many things to do, become, try. Which brings us to the moral choices dilemma. It is true that in Skyrim, you can choose to become anything from the noblest man or woman to ever walk to earth, to the lowest, cruelest, piece of scum. For example, you could choose to save a man from a bandit's onslaught, and yet pickpocket random people on the street. You can donate your money to homeless beggars, and then join an assassin group and kill for money.
There are many moral choices in this game. To many to count. And that is why I think, in the end, this game is better than a game in which you are forced to play by default, a completely good hero or a mean antihero as in the Grand Theft Auto games.
The kind of moral choices in Skyrim can seem scary. After all, what if your child chooses to play as the worst kind of character, a merciless killer, who would kill innocent men and women on the street to rob them of their money? First of all, the fighting in this game is far less violent than most games now days. There is a little spurt of blood, and then the body falls, completely intact unless it is beheaded, and even then, the animation is nothing that most 12 year olds haven't seen worse of in movies or on TV.
Some people I know play the game in this way and find in enjoyable. But many other people find an excersize in morality, as they try to become a genuinly good person and make decisions that will benefit those around them. It means more to be a hero in Skyrim, because you can choose not to. IT means more to choose not to lie, to choose to help someone who needs it, to choose to make a character who embodies some aspect of how you would hope to live.
But at the end of the game, the character is just a character and the world is just a world. RPG's can teach us things about ourselves, and Skyrim is one such obsticle course through which we can practice steering our morality. So this is my recommendation:seriously question whether this game is appropriate for your child if they are under 13 and not an experienced gamer. However, if the kid is 16 and older, this game might just end up being their favorite game ever. Adult Written by Tom Molloy February 28, Vanilla is great for kids but be careful of adult mods.
The game as is fine for kids, mods on console are also fine. When I say this under stand this has nothing to do with the game developers as anyone can add anything to the game if they know how. Literally anything. Nude body mods, ultra violence, new dialogue containing swears or even sex animations.
So make sure your child isn't installing those mods. The Nexus mod site has plenty of family friendly mods so don't freak out if your kid wants to mod the game just be sure YOU read the mod description first and know what's being added otherwise what ever has been said by other parents here won't matter as it will have a completely different rating depending on what's been added.
This title contains: Positive Messages. Adult Written by Sergio M. September 18, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim This is a fantasy role-playing game in which players assume the role of Dovakin, a prophesied figure with the power to combat dragons in the fictional world of Skyrim.
As players traverse through mountainous "open-world" environments, they complete missions and quests that impact the eventual fate of their character. Players use swords, bows and arrows, axes, and magic attacks e. As players engage in melee-style combat, some sequences are highlighted by slow-motion effects, particularly for decapitations. Large blood-splatter effects also occur during combat, and some environments are stained with blood or body parts e. As the game progresses, the dialogue and on-screen text contain references to sexual material e.
Alcohol such as wine, mead, and ale can be purchased and consumed by players' character throughout the game; in one sequence, players can engage in a drinking contest with another character, which eventually results in slurred speech e.
No problemsh. Thash grape! Parent Written by Stephen22 July 7, Great for 12 and up! This is a fantastic game. Any teenager can play this and most 12 year olds can play it. The main thing is the violence. There are axes and swords and magical things, lots of battle, nothing crazy, though. The violence is similar to the level of The Lord of The Rings.
Some people are talking about sexual content, that's hardly an issue, sexual content is very low. The worst you can find is mild innuendo. You may find some people half naked but it's pretty much like being at a pool.
If your child has been to a pool then the sexual content isn't a problem. The language isn't bad, not anything a 12 year old doesn't know in fact most 10 year olds actually use the language. The worst I found was the 'D' word. Some people say that there is a 'B' word somewhere in the game, didn't find that, though.
It's also an amazing game, the graphics are beautiful, fun quests, big world to explore lots of nice towns and cities, wherever you go there's always something fun, the story is great, too.
There is also some alcohol but that's hardly an issue. There is beer and wine but what 12 year old has never heard of that. Drugs are also present. There is a fictional drug in the game called Skooma or something, nothing bad, though. I'm sure all kids know what drugs are. Basically the only thing you need to worry about is the violence, if your child is afraid of dragons and has nightmares from scary things then it's not for them. If your child goes to school then they know all of the above, I've heard kids making violent jokes and things like that.
A great game for 12 and up. They will love it! Adult Written by overprotectiveparent December 9, And there is very very mild sexual content. And the kind of sexual content you do here is just about marrying and leading a happy life with your life partner. Adult Written by csi guy November 26, There is no sex, only the occasional talk about it, and even that's hard to find.
Ok for 13 and up. This is a very fun game. It is very entertaining and can also be educational. In this game you have the freedom to make choices. Know your kid. If you have a mature responsible kids over the age of 12 it should be fine. There is nothing I wouldn't trust my 12 year old with.
There is violence and very small amounts of sexual content. But it is very rare and is very mild. Nothing kids this age can't handle. Adult Written by Gameratings November 7, This game has swearing but the swearing is the same as you would see in a PG movie. The gore is very fake. The violence is hitting enemies, who attack or steal from you. Adult Written by Juanibanez September 16, Showing pickpocket is bad to my toddler I think my toddler is smart she is 4 I showed her pickpocket is bad in Skyrim and there are consequences now she's pickpocketing at school make sure you tell your kids not to pickpocket for fun!!
Adult Written by ChristineSoccer May 13, So, this game is rated M for Mature. That's wrong on so many levels. My son, 15 at the time, asked me if he could buy this game. Release date: November 17, Players: 1 player. Genre: Action, Role-Playing. Publisher: Bethesda Softworks. Developer: Bethesda Game Studios.
Game file size: Supported Play Modes:. The impact Horizon Zero Dawn has had in the gaming industry is immense, and it's easy to see why so many people are hyped to the moon for Horizon Forbidden West.
Capcom is a studio known for featuring games with excellent combat systems. Dragon's Dogma is another one of Capcom's exciting offers, taking the form of an excellent dark fantasy action RPG that fans would absolutely adore. The combat is not the only highlight of this series, with the exploration and story also being perfectly serviceable in their own right. Players who want a version of Skyrim with a dark fantasy setting and infinitely better combat needn't look any further than Dragon's Dogma.
Traveling to a new world across an ocean is a daunting proposition that threatens no return, yet also promises great and untold treasures. In Greedfall , the player sets out as an emissary of their noble house to a distant and little-explored land.
The prevalence of nature magic and the corruption assaulting it weaves a knot of stories like vines that pull one into a grand adventure.
The combat feels more like a Dragon Age game, but the lore, enemies, and terrain feel very nordic; not unlike the northernmost province of Tamriel. There are also a ton of fun and interesting characters with intriguing, branching dialogue. Both this game and Skyrim have orcs, though the two races are radically different for the most part.
Besides this superficial comparison, there is a lot that Middle Earth: Shadow of War and the fifth Elder Scrolls game have in common. There is a great sense of increasing power found in both. The Dragonborn levels up, getting deadlier with each perk , and steps through the tundra while Talion improves his abilities to dominate and slay the horrors of Mordor, either from the shadows or in open war. On top of this, the writing is fantastic, making the story and characters memorable.
In Shadow of War , even the random orcs who have no significance to the main story can be unbelievably charming and star in their own bizarre adventures, which the player can manipulate at will. The world received God of War incredibly well for its awesome combat, visuals, story, as well as pretty much everything else.
Seeing Kratos as a dad, teaching his boy the ways of battle , all while striking down foes and gods alike is awesome. The combat in the newest exploits of the Ghost of Sparta is a bit more refined and controlled than the chaos he wrought in previous God of War games.
The transition of the franchise into an Action RPG gave the developers a whole new world to experiment in and fill with incredible Norse-themed imagery and stories. Much like what inspired a lot of the content found in Skyrim. Furthermore, both games feature satisfying fantasy Viking-like combat. A great variety of ways to obliterate one's foes awaits in Kingdoms of Amalur. This is another fantasy world with cool monsters to battle and hot loot to be found.
It's one of those games in which exploring every inch of the map is entertaining. The variety of terrain and gorgeous visuals make adventuring to new areas always feel fresh and exciting. There are plenty of weapons and spells to choose from; one can be a warrior, rogue, or mage. Possibly a combination of those for something more specialized. The freedom to explore an open-world is liberating, just like galavanting about the bold, brisk lands of Skyrim.
Dealing with the apocalypse is not an uncommon theme for a game, but some do this concept better justice than others. Skyrim 's return of the dragons and epic battle with Alduin the World-Eater feels grand and important. A similar sentiment can be found in the Darksiders games, particularly the newest title in the series, Darksiders 3. Players bring doom to foes as Fury, the sister of Death and War from the previous Darksiders games.
Themes about the end of an era and being a powerful force during the twilight of the world makes gamers feel like their choices matter. The action-packed and refined gameplay makes one's adventures in this dark and sinister world greatly enjoyable. While a seemingly obvious recommendation, players who entered the acclaimed RPG franchise with Skyrim might feel hesitant to explore previous entries in the series.
Naturally, earlier Elder Scrolls titles are considerably more dated than the entry, but their strengths are timeless. Like Skyrim , these Elder Scrolls games need to be played:. The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind was a major leap from its predecessor, Daggerfall , in terms of graphics.
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